The phrase "address about why" is not correct in written English.
It is awkward and does not convey a clear meaning.
Example: "I would like to address about why we need to change our strategy."
Alternatives: "discuss why" or "talk about why".
He declined to comment further and would not address questions about why Meyer began using the Nebraska plant.
"It's called Ose and relates to the deities we address, mainly about why there is so much iniquity in life.
When Pasi Sahlberg, the poster boy for the high-performing Finnish education system, came to Australia in 2014 to address parliament about why his country routinely outperforms most others in terms of education standards, gender parity in parliament was crucial to his discussion.
Monika Bicket, Facebook's global head of content policy, said the rewrite was intended to address confusion about why some takedown requests were rejected.
For this reason, Progmet, Georgiou and Westbrook suggested that implementers and adopters of such technologies should explicitly address questions about why and how the mobility of these devices is expected to improve care delivery and to support the work of clinicians [ 34].
And like other state officials, he addressed questions about why the state and taxpayers should carry the immediate costs rather than Exide.
At this point, do let me to take a moment to address inevitable concerns about why Lost in Showbiz is covering the matter.
Bowdich did not directly address a question about why the tip on Cruz was not passed to agents in the field, though he hinted that those in the call center might have made a judgment error.
Imagine that Israel's Labor Party invited President Obama to address its Parliament about why Israel should give negotiations on Iran more time, and it was all worked out with the U.S. ambassador in Tel Aviv behind the back of the Likud Party prime minister.
But Fager's statement does not address fundamental questions about why the "60 Minutes" report should be trusted in light of Davies' admission that he previously lied about his whereabouts.
